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european advertisements.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
EPPS'S COCOA,

pprAKFAsr-"By th5rolgh kno vie 20 OF tho natural
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lie floating around ready TO attack wherever
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srly noiIrished trame."-Civil service Gazette.
AIDE aim ply boiling water milk Sold only In hall
pound TINS by Grocers. labelled thus Els EPP5 CO
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Cuisines Gbanfes.

TOR SALE.-Iat Works and Beachery, with
latest Improvements established 1860; opposition;
large country trade Address f. A. BUsSE, Davenport
Iowa
nFFICIAL POSITION, new telephone COM
" pany Is offered 10 right party who will take certain
amount OF stock. TELEPHONE, Box !. Tribune Office.
Wichita eagle., 1887-09-10
Gen. Grants Retreat.

Many interesting war "reminiscences are
rehearsed by visitors to the panorama OF
the battle Of Bull Run in this city. Two
veterans were discussing war matters
there this morning, when one said: 81
was present when Gen. Grant bid Presi.
dent Lincoln good-by at Fairfax Court
House, Va, when he started on to Rich
mond with the Army of the Potomac
Mr.. Lincoln said: General, don't want
to hear Of your retreating toward Wash
ington.' There was a dangerous CLINT in
Grants eye as he turned and replied: III
do, one small boat will carry my army
across the Potomac 1t would have done
any man good" said the veteran, 'to
have seen the expression of gratitude and
confidence, mixed with pride, shining out
in old Abe's face when Gen. Grant said
that. "-Washington Cor. New York Sun.
Wichita eagle., 1887-09-10
Daily eagle
MY LITTLE WIFE.

ny little wife, my little wifel 5..
When first saw her face, -
wished the minstrels art were mine d:
To tell its peerless grace. "
Had fancy touched the sweetest harp -
By fairy fingers strung, 7-ss
Oh, who could Irvine lay for her. -
Whose charm could not be sung!
My little wife, my little wife. .,-v
Igazo into her eyes,
And as watch the love light there
What tender memories rise, =
All, some are glad, but most are Sad
For oft from day TO day. -
Grief hid his cruel thorns amid
The roses by the way
My little wife, my little wifei
know she's growing old
But what care if silver CLEANS
Have kissed her locks Of golds
Her beauty foils the hand of time
And shines despite his art,
The vine that wreatbes my fireside,
The blossom of my heart!
Boston Transcript.
Wichita eagle., 1887-09-10
THE MINNESOTA ROUTE

The Wichita and western and
Ktngman, Pratt and Western
Railroads traverse the finest
farming and grazing country in
Kansas. See that your tickets
read via. this route.
TIME TABLE.
Wichita eagle., 1887-09-10

The British Medical Journal reports q
case of poisoning from the accidental
swallowing of q piece of an amline pencil
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DIEU.


o. pi ~ Suddenly. On sAe pcsnanr q yeveabR
"a ny rs ~ ~, a. v,supS Vs. xLhoS a. Of n a
n rnnerai firm the home Of his .surt YrS Arnu
SSoSk Relatives and friends RESPECTFULLY invitsda
1oyph On Tge,dzy xoysnbsr =: ISL q ? as
ooode aerd srvsnty-uiu y~sru
Funeral hosn has late r-uadrur~ On &c., u~6rSn>
"a MN S Decemeer ls 81 II Inssrment q
spectfally invited
SoNEs on November -. lsB7, KAnRy 4. yoNE8
1oHEx IISrsday Nsy-mher -eA. ISL. o O'Clock
~rusN N ne twenty seventh war e h1s 90
funsfs Friday. Dscember ID. q o;clodk an.
~ sssaence OF has mother 40 street nortS
- nsasnses and friends invited 70 attend. q
nOekk AZ the reaidence Of JAM n Cln~rx ln7
LIN afrsee northwest November 2sth IsRe ~
fEkEsA NOBLE. in the srty -nfth yesr a - -
funsral from the house. y 30 n th<xrx ~ f6e
CHURCH q the Immaculass Conception 81 10 y nj .
Thursdny DeVemoer 4. ~ -
sPEEk Tuesday morning. Nov~ntrr % fsa-
Mrs MARIA H sPEER widow Of tAe ias. br aIes'
sgeer end eldest dsughter Of Int Aprrw COVE
Enneral eerv1ces NJ her home. 2is street norfi-
vest Ihursday, Decsuher i. q 2 o'caork fnfsr6ene
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SHOT rHnoUGH TME WINDOW.
Mass1coueeSso k3fooH myssoxAOos
Mum dered-His SON Arrested.


Muldered-His SON Arrested.
GRKENrIEID MASS, Nov. 3O-David Randall o.
Turner's Falls, proprietor OF fruit farm, was shot
and killed last night while sitting by window tn
was from shotgun fred outside the house.
TURNER'S FALLS, MAss., Nov. 30.-The mystesy
surrounding the murder Of Randall deepens The
the deepest pefpiexity. There seems to be no
doubt that the gun from which the shot was fred
was an old smooth bore Springfield rife, which
B. shot on Thanksgiving morning. the rife after:
ward being placed In the woodshed. whence It
was stolen the NEXT day The let
eggs he had bought, when suddenly . stunning
explosion occurred and section Of the lamp shade
The 0sm ar 1r teae s1e
sat In his chair, hts cane ctasped In hts hands
resting between his knees, but his head was bent
SIDE he was dead. The scene Of the tragedy
to-day IL being visited by crowds Of peopas
from the surrounding country and large deleRa-
prevails that Mr. Randall was assassinated with q
| shotgun; that whoever fired the shot came there
about 30 rested the gun on small bird cage on
the outer steps, sighted nc the old man through
the window, and afterward fied with the gun.
THE MURDERED MANS SON ARRESTED
The family consists Of the wife, a young daughter,
and son seventeen years old. The officers are
not satisfied with the boys story about the gun.
He has the reputation OF being rather tough and
omcerS say they have been told he has on several
occasions threatened his father with bodily harm.
Other nefghbOrs say, however, the son and father
apparently thought the world OF one another and
scout the theory that the son did the deed.
The boy says that he left the house fifteen min
uteS before the murder oStenSibly to 60 to Mouta-
que city TO visit some OF the boys He states with
precision the very second he reached there and the
hour he left. He Is almost too exact for belief,
and this suspicion is shared by the State detec-
tfves who have the case In hand.
The most likely theory Is that the son killed his
father. The gun was found at noon by the side Of
the road, 100 yards from the house. About
O'Clock Lincoln Randall, the son, was arrested on
q warrant for murder issued against him He
takes his arrest cOolly.
RANDAIL's LIFE INSURED FOB ~, 600
There Was 10000 insurance on Rdndals life,
and there are whispers that probability OF will
ing this to hts sister may have prompted the son
to commit the deed
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Mama
Washington Stock Exchange.

me foliowins chsness from yssterday's quotations
=. 8. 49,; 1891; coupons 10S1. bid, 1881 asked.
3, G Gsrhsl ..oci. -. 1867 currency. 1h IL
bid; p. g: 5O-year fund 3-66s. i934, currency sC
IL b!tnna d, ItS ;:ksd Washington and Georgeto1n
IIn.ussnce; SO bid. as asked Arlington Insurance.,
S ssni rs "a " nsssS ssg %
s shanlcs Bank SsSrsstown. 1e0 bid Second Ne.
bid. l40 saked Heal Estste Title Insursnce. i2S
sssked Chesapesks and Potomac TeIephone Co.
I5H bid, 30 asked. U. b. Electric LiGht, rs bid
Waahington Market Co g. 112h bid 1873 saked
sUs Banh Of the kspnhltc. l52 bid 100
ineton Market Co., IL bid, 20 asked.
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EYES Fans Nosr

Are all more or less affected by eatarh. The syss be
innamed, rsd and wstery with duh, heavy pain
between them. there roaring, burning noises n
the esrs. and sometimes the hearing IL affected: tn
u sufferer. with its constant uncomforta
BILE bad brefh and loss Of the sense Of sns
All these dsaereesble symptoms disappeer when tn
disease 10 cured by Hoods Sarsspsrlla, which sxyel
from the blood thsimpurty from which cstarrh ARISES
tones and restores the diseased organs to health.
Hoods Ssr1parifls hss helped me more for oatarrf
and impure blood than anything else ever used" A
BALL, Syracuse. MY.
HOODS sARsAPARILLA
Bold by all drss1sta q: sin for Is. Prepared oul,
by q. HOOD CO., Apothecar3es. Lowell, Nass.
LOO DOSES ONE DOLLAR. 3
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

EOR sALK-TwO BRICK HOUsEs--NEw:-FoUR
Il rooms stoFeroom. bath. cellar, and gas; lots and
houses 15A It. front each. OCCUPIED by good tenants
q $40 per month e.ch Pr1ce " 500 esch. good
nao Agge!y'e o. 7; a5 T5Hs2 g aas =
EOR Saloon MARION ST, SEVERAL. NEW
II brick houses: rooms, bath, cellar Al mod. imps
terms easy price each, e4,25O. J. W. p. MYERS
SON. 142S New York ave- n3O-6ts
EoR sALE-A FEW LEFT OF THOSE TWO
II story Broom press brick houses in northwest;
parting and public alley in rear renting for elS Per
down. b. Il BRYANT, Sic 9th IT. NV IT.
TIOR aALE-FOR $500. NEW GROOM RESI-
Il DENCE, ROOMS DEEP; wen located; north
west; convenient to cars and heryiica STEI0ER
LIRBERMANN. 1903 st. n3O-3t
TOR sAIE-HOMEs IN NORTHWEST.
Brick 10 and cellar three stories and bsck build
ing, newly papered and new sanitary plumb;
Brick. y n. bath. we'll built; lot 42x70. $500
Brick n, bath; lot 2Ox1O8 to alley. 5000
Brick ~, st. :lot 25x1 40 one fourth cash 400
Brick. 3 ~, 18th 81. bet o. nd r. 2lxl10... 5000
Brick. 8 large rooms, bath. and cellar. T. Cap
So ''f"'' WHITAKER JORDAN, '~00
n2e-3t I4i5 Est
INOR sALE-lOOs nth ST. NV, THREE-STORY-
Il and basement Brick Dwelling. eleven rooms; all
mod imps.; good cellar back yard and public alley.
Price g. 600 For particulars call after PIN, W. Il.
SWANDER, zoos 1lth ST. NV. n25-Sts
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The Trial Of Banker Harper.
SOME TESTIMONY REGARDING HIS sPEcuLArIoNs II

CINCINNATI, Nov. 3O.-The trial OF 2. L. Harper
was resumed to-day in the United States Court
absence OF juror, who obtained leave last night
30 go home and arrange his business. The nrst
witness was j. w. HOyt, q broker, OF this city,
whose testimony gave In detail numerous trans
actions In the buying OF wheat In Chicago by him.
When asked for whom he was acting he answered
that b. E. Hopkins, assistant cashier OF the
Fidelity bank made the purchases, but the settle
ments were always made by z. l. Harper. These
transactions began in January last. They were
the ordinary SPECTATORS purchases, where no
wheat is ever seen but settlements are made
according to how the market tubs.
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The Presidents room at the Capitol has beeA
cleaned the furniture an revarnished and two eie-
CANT cornices have been placed over the window.
A valuable and handsome cIock, Of antique style,
but modern nAAufactare, has ben piAcsd n tn
corner 90 the neht - oue s0tefs sAe roem. The
carpets and rugs were taken mp and thoroughly
cleaned
In the marble room elegant eogn1oes, eiaoMateiy
ornamented, hsye been placed OVER the windowI
and they add much to the astra00veneas az the
room, relieving M 0e that unfinished afr &c for
merry had The mirrors have al been newly
framed with material OF modern ayle snd flnlsh
the Two end-mirrorS have been reframed In the
same style, but much heavier workmanship than
the others All the furniture ana n&tanCs have
been frightened up, and the marble room win
row call forth greater admiration than ever
before The vce-Presidents SOON has not
been neglected. It has new cofn1ces and lamhre-
gums, and the mirrors have been refraned, In
the Senate chamber and cloak rooms everything
mas been arranged with taste. Sefgeant-at-Ayms
Canaday has given his personal attention to the
renting Of the Senate chamber ana rooms aA1otn-
ing, and In adding to the beauties Of thesurround
lngs, ne has not overlooked the comfort and con-
ventence OF the Senator'S
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I'd EDITION.
Latest T6lGglanS 10 The Star.
OFF FOR NICARAGUA.
The Canal Surveying Party Sails fro
New York To.10v.

4 Nc C3n4I SufVey1hY Parry S0fIB HtO8
New York To-day.
NEW YORK, Nov. 30.-Early this morning the
surveying party which under the direction Of the
the Nicaragua Canal Construction Co.,
will make final surveys boarded the steamer
Hondo at her dock, and sailed at nO0n The Hon10
was accompanied down the bay by the Sam Slaon,
upon which were the general officers OF the canal,
It's directors and large party Of guests Ine
HondO Is 10 take on force OF eighty native LABOR
ers at Fortune Island and jamaica, and VIII reec1
laborey VIII Be Augmented The survey VIII NOS,
1t Is expected, be completed until April or May.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-30

Yesterday, the trial OF Granville A. Whitaker On
the charge Of presenting to the Government fraud
ulent vouchers OF the Bureauhof Medicine and sur.
gerry, Navy Department was continued before
Judge Montgomery In the Criminal Court. After
THE STARS report closed Benz. White was re.
called, with record OF the appropriations OF the
bureau. It was objected to by the defense on the
ground that the record was not admissible because
It was not kept by the witness. II was kept BY Mr.
Kirkwood. The book was admitted, and Mr. White
read among other records that the contingent fund
balance for June 1, 1883, was SI0552.45. The
witness stated On croSs-examinatfon that he could
noe embarrassed during the whitaker period
James NJ Caperton, one OF the Jurors at the former
trial. was called to give the substance OF the test.
mony OF Marsh B. Clark, the deceased messenger,
In rebuttal He testified that ClaIk had been
asked II he had ever seen Mr.. Kaiser at the bureau
He had not. Neither had he seen Mr.. Blackwood.
Clark had said he had seen Cooper there two or
three times. Regarding WhiIaker's colored mes
Senger, Clerk SAID: 81 saw him and was under the
impression $40 that he was from MI. Dempseys, and
ne lCiarkl had never received anything from Whit
aker for the bureau.
DR.. Van Reypen was recalled, and said he found
went intoit. About 5000 worth was consumed in
a year.
THE TESTIMONY CLOSED TODAY.
This morning the Government offered the steno-
graphic notes by Mr.. Clephane Of Marsh B. Clarkes
testimony, and on objection they were ruled out
OF defendants testimony tn the previous trial and
the court allowed IT.
,. This closed the testimony Judge Wilson moved
which count they would claim a conviction.
After discussion lasting until nearly O'Clock
the court said he would not now formally pass on
the question. It was hts impression now that
II Whitaker delivered other goods than those
charged In the vouchers and the delivery
was made and he accepted another voucher
IN good faith the jury must acquit
II, however, Whitaker sold and delivered other
goods with the understanding that he was to be
paid for something wholly different II must be re-
garded as a false claim. II he procured DR.
Wales certificate on an account for something not
furnished, the certificate must be regarded as
false one. As to Mr. Whitaker'S books
not having been produced, 1t was necessary
before their non-producu0n could be used against
him that the Government should show that they
had been excluded by the defense. The
Government must show that the Ger
udcateS were false and fraudulent; that defendant
presented them to Pay Inspector Washington
and that he was inspector at the time. and that
Whitaker knew that they were false when he pre-
sented them before II could claim q verdict
The arguments were then resumed, Mr. Coyle
opening for the Government.
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LADIES SEAL Sxrs SAoouss

Continue % be ths standard nrment The d.
msnd exceeds that Of last season Rzzsa. sl2S
70 $3.50. according to length. size, md quality.
For Young Ladies' the Jacket ID in great o.
msnd. Pricss. ESQ. 600, sl26.
We are very busy On Ksps Seal PusA Wtupa
The qnahty, say3s. and anish csnnseud sbsu
To the god easee OF evsry one
saequeA e26 10 ESQ. viasss, eco % ESQ
Jackets. Ulstss~ nd Rselans q, ezceptsoaai
bazsaaas. Mufza, Boaa. Cspea, and Trinmxnxa.
Partor Fur RuesI Carriage Robes, CnschmsnS
CapeA Our Holiday silk Umbrellas are noe
ready. Lave stock to select from
Novelties in Gensaemens HaA from Youmsus
md Knex, New York
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COURT IN GENERAL TERN.
The Flint GLASS Maker,

MEN REFUSE TO ACCEPT THE SCALE
PTTsBURG, Nov. 3a-The National AsSocfaffon
OF Flint Glass Manufacturers, which has been IN
session here Tor two days adjourned this AFTER.
neon, after adopting a new scale or wages. Ths
scale Will be presented to the workmep
on the I'd day or January, and II Il i
not accepted the factories throughout the country
will close down. The manufacturers claim thaf
the basis OF the scale win be the same as the one
In operation the past year. The employees say rbey
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE

For For st ALE, Jar MI, VERNON AVE, ToUa
line OF M Vernon ave. splendid Dairy FsSm. ~
sree also 40 scrsst vtsh bssutffui buiiddns TX
nSSsw pULANY WHITING. l330 a EiSCv ~"
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Going Into Liquidation.

NRw YORK, Nov. 3O.-"We are simply going into
liquidation" said members OF the great wholesale
Dry goods nrm OF Brown, Wood & kingman, or So
North street, to-day. "There Is no failure as has
been stated. There, you have all the statement
we care tc make" The firm is one OF the largest
In the country, doing an annual business Of
81, 0OO, 900 or $14 900
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The New Naval Observatory.
SECRETARY wHTrNHY APPROVES THE PfAys or An.

SECRETARY wHTrSRY APPROVES THE PtANs or Al
CHITECT HUNT.
Secretary Whitney to-day approved the plans
for the new Naval Observatory submitted by Arch
ftect Richard NJ. Hunt Bids for constructing the
observatory will be invited In few days.
The plans contemplate five separate buildings,
the main building TO be provided with q movable
roof. The character OF the building material has
not been decided upon, but the architect prefers
stone.
The plans az submitted Indicate that the new
observatory viii be complete for the purposes in
tended, and Will be or handsome appearance
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The C0urtu.
EOr-rTy COJrpT- To<I<,o ~.

EQUITY C0URr-Jud0e MerrfcE
yesterday, Presbrey agt. Taylor; sale confirmed
nnally. Newton agt Newton; sale confirmed
nnally. Lee agt Foote; committee aurb0rIzed no
Dorrow money TO pay taxes Bradstreet ACT Brad.
street; testimony ordered taken In seventy davis
k0lb agI kolb; contract for sale Confirmed and
conveyance directed Stetunius agt. Todd: paw.
ment on petition OF Rose b. Gray ordered
Condon age Gray: pro confesso a7afnst r
Dwyer granted. Estate OF Michael sheaHan auna.
tc2; 1nquisition confirmed, and Mary Shhahan an
pointed committee.
COURT IN GENERAL TERN.
To-day. Frayser agr District OF Columbia: opin-
ion by Judge Merrick. Wallace agt. Marpny. Sun
United ON record and brief Cannon act. NcMi-
chael; assigned for Monday next Raub AIT Rar
bour: on hearing
EQUITY COCRT-Jud0e Neryick
To-day, DurneH agt. Durnell: sale Confirmed
niA- Brooks agt. Freeman; trustee authorized to
borrow money TO pay taxes
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To Operate ON the Crown Princes
Teeth.

BERLIN Nov. 3O-Dr Telschow. the court
dentist, has been summoned TO San Reno to Oper-
ate on The crown princes teeth. A favorable con-
ciust0n Is drawn from this circumstance, as the
operation would have been postponed, IL is
thought, had the princes condition not been i'm
proved.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-30

call for q caucus OF democratic members OF the
House Of Representatives to meet nsxt sssasday
evening In the Han OF Representatives to nouinafe
ofcersto be elected next Monday has been prepared
and VIII be authoT1tatiyely published to-morrow
II requires the signature az nfteen memheyA bur
OF course these were obtained without any trouble
IL seems to Be generally understood Afnonr the
democfsfs INST NJ. 8. Cox, Of View Yosk, IS 10 b
elected permanent chairman of the ea0cua
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Guarding Against Revolution In
France.
FRENCH ARMY CORPS COMMANDERS RECEIVE SEALED
INSTRUCTIONS.
PARIS, Nov 30-The commanders OF the differ
ent army corps have received sealed INSTRUCTIONS
which they are TO open In the event OF an out
break following the election OF q new president.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY

ME- HAVE SEVERAL VERY VATUHnIH
tsrxe properties for sale, situased ON HSssscs1.
setts ave extended and the fsshonsole TeDis,,ss..
IoAa so number OF beautiful building No.. 49,
ehoiee lots. and several s.lsnaid suburbep farusr
a,. IL GOlDSBOkOU0H 8 Co
SIS-on. l4O5 -
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The PrOhib:gi0nfsts.
THEIR NATIONAL CENTRAL COMMITTEE IN SESSION I,
CHICAGO TODAY.

CHICAGO, Nov. 30.-Over i've hundred workmen
In the prohibition cause gathered IN Battery D
Han THIS morning at the session OF the national
central committee OF the prohibition party.
Among the more prominent OF the leaders was ey-
Gov. JnO. p. ST. John, OF Kansas; Frances E. Will
lard, OF Illinois; Mother stewart, OF Ohio, and DIR.
A. j. Jutkins, OF Chicago. D. p. Sagend0rf, vice.
chairman OF New York was In the chair. A large
number Of States and Territories were represented
by delegates.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-30
MARRIED,

,9uLIN0HAM-Lkyrs.. AT Alsxa.arss. Va, On
ysdy a lgs1, by ne ney. . NJ nerssr, NJ w Il
Ws.h,rstea. D. c.
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Herr Most Cheerful.

New YORK, Nov. 3O.-Anarchist Most seemed to
be quite cheerful this morning when a reporter
called at his cell In the TOmbs. "Of course we
shall appeal 70 the higher courts as in the Sharp
case," he said. my case Is somewhat similar ia
hts, and hope for a reversal OF the judgment. II
must be so for the sake OF free speech"
Most also said that since his arrest he has re-
ce1ved letter from several OF the Chicago an
archists, but he refused to disclose its contents
He said the treatment he has received In Amer.
can prisons was about the same as he had met In
Europe.
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FOR RENT-STORES.

INOR RENTAL 1884 l4TH ST. N W., LARGE
Il store aud Dwelling Inquire ct 1898 / 4th ct. u.
w.. BRENNAN'S DRY Gooda NEW
lOR RENT - BEAUTIFUL NEW STORE 1902
l3th ST.. 20 by 80 feet concreted ceiiSr same size
ten room modern dwelling above. and large brick
stable III rear Also tine large store in building cor
9th st and " y. ave j. W. p MYERS, 1928 NY sv
n2l-8t-
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rHK SYNDICATE PEOPLE AND rHR BALrrnon1 sd
HOLDERS AT LOoGERuRAp9

HOLDERS AT LOoGERuRAp2
ABalrimore dispatch says them has bosu a.
most rupture between the syndicase ana TIE
Baltimore interest In the Baltimore ana OHIO. the
syndicate having made extremely hard terms,
which viii have 70 be modlned before the home
scoekhdders can be induced 70 accept them The
company Is shown TO be nearly q million dollars
snort OF actual expenses Tor the year 1887 and q
= said TO have resulted In nothing dafinite ard
tnere are Fum0fs that the whole arrangement may
yet fall through. The upshot OF the conferences s
gwen In about these words. used by q gentlemen
who knows what was going on: There has bean
Joining Of interests, the syndicate people h9xluQ
demanded as much As they Thought they could
possibly get They reached the climax In their
demands and Will have 70 reduce them 20 moof
the views Of Cne Baltimore and OHIO sado Thay
nAke the money rhey expected some other way